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Our CEO @suepritch talks about our work piloting a #LandUseFramework in Devon & Cambridgeshire.
"Land use changes are going to happen... these big questions are best understood, mediated & prioritised in the communities that have to try to make them work now and in the future."
Did you know today is National Daisy Day?🌼
It’s not just one flower it’s actually over 100! Each petal is an individual flower and the yellow centre is made of hundreds of tiny flowers.
Learn more⬇️
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Use this image from now on whenever you see Big Oil agents, bots or enablers using the tired "But the ambulances..!" talking point to push for the arrest of #ClimateAction activists blocking roadways. 😠
Are you marching in London this Sunday? 🌊 🪧
Let's show the government that it's time to turn the tide on dirty rivers – join the march if you can or tell your MP you want action for our rivers and seas.
Sign up here 👉 buff.ly/4foOxnF#MARCHFORCLEANWATER
.@CommonFlora gifted us some dock seed harvested from their land.They make great
🥞Pancakes: replace 1/3 wheat flour with dock flour
☕️ Coffee sub: toast and grind
🍞 Bread: replace 1/3 wheat flour with dock flour
Landowners will thank you for helping control them 🙏🏼
The most grim plankton compilation video I've made. This should only be a beautiful world of microlife. Instead it's a microplastic-polluted, horror movie. Beauty and the beast. @zeiss_micro
Even though it's Autumn, we've still got #meadows on the mind!🌷
Listen to Plantlife's Matt Pitts, Meadow Advisor, chat to @Mix926official all about sowing seeds & getting your outdoor space ready for wild plants & wildlife🐝
👉 bit.ly/3TIwRLA
As the temperatures start to drop our amphibian and reptile friends will be seeking warmer places to hide away. 🐸 🐍
You can help by building your very own hibernaculum in your garden! "A what?!" we hear you ask? A hibernaculum is a place where an animal seeks refuge!
Worst year ever for butterflies (no surprise). Yes to finally banning neonicotinoids but a reminder that neonics are widely available in bug sprays from garden centres and supermarkets for home use. "No exceptions" means banning them too @savebutterfliestheguardian.com/environment/…
If anyone tells you that cities with huge amounts of cycling and public transport are a). impossible b). too expensive c). too complicated etc etc, well greetings to them all from a rooftop in #Utrecht. 40,000 bicycles use this junction EVERY DAY. #nowtellmeitsimpossible
This is very disappointing and, at the end of the day, it's a false economy...
...because nature friendly farming boosts the economy, reduces flood risk, supports food production, and is good for the nation's health
theguardian.com/environment/…
Here is a fascinating paper about the potential of depaving a large urban area (in Melbourne) to boost biodiversity, mental health, the local economy, reduce flooding and dementia and much more. Essential reading for urban planners: nature.com/articles/s42949-0…
Always a pleasure to cater for Abundant Life project partner @CommonFlora This time at meadow mowing time!
Their land grows food, nurtures humans & nature. They have rural allotment plots available near Diptford -please get in touch directly with them if you are interested.
What’s the hexagonal structure in the photo, taken during a recent glean? It’s a bug hotel, installed on this organic farm to support insects pollinating food crops as part of @TNLComFund project Abundant Life.
#biodiversity#farmers#CommunityBuilding
"If we solve our energy problems & offshore our food production, we will have achieved nothing."
NFU DP David Exwood (@DavidatWestons) was on @BBCWorldatOne highlighting the importance of balancing food security and renewable energy ☀️
Listen at 36:56 👉 ow.ly/LGw150T170U